Avic
The Avic is a low-wing transition aircraft with no dihedral, designed to help pilots get to grips with aerobatics. Its plan was published as a pull-out plan in RC Pilot magazine, issue 44, July 2007.
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Specifications
- Wingspan
- 1,500 mm
- Length
- 1,120 mm
- All-up weight
- 2,500 g
- Scale
- Not applicable
- Wing airfoil
- NACA 2412
- Year designed
- 2003
- Design and build
- Jérôme Meuland
- Wing area
- 45 dm²
- Wing loading
- 55g/dm²
- Glow power
- .40-.46 2-stroke; .48-.56 4-stroke
- Engine used
- MDS PRO 48
- Electric power
- Power 4220/14 - 60A ESC - 3S or 4S
- Propeller
- 11x6
- Channels
- 4
- Servos
- 5 standard servos
3D views
Download — 3D viewJPG · 211.9 KB
Magazine plans
Download — Pull-out plan - Sheet 1TIF · 4.5 MB
Download — Pull-out plan - Sheet 2TIF · 4.3 MB
Articles
Download — Article published in RC PilotPDF · 4.4 MB
Photo credits: Laurent Michelet and Jérôme Meuland
RC Pilot article reproduced by kind permission of Laurent Michelet